The Life of Captain John Smith: The Founder of Virginia

adventurer Anne Burras arms army arrows assailants barge Bartholomew Gosnold Bashaw boat brought canoe Captain John Smith Captain Newport Captain Smith captive character chief Christian colonists colony command conflict corn council courage danger desired discovery Emperor enemy England English equally escape eyes falchion favor fear followed forest fortune friends gold hatan head hero honor hundred Indians Jamestown Kecoughtan king labors maize manner martial schooles Meldritch ment mind Monacans narrative nature night object Opechancanough Orapakes parties Paspahegh passion persons persuaded pinnace Pocahontas possessed Powhatan practise prepared present President Prince prisoner probably proceeded procured promised river safety savages says Smith scarcely Scrivener seems sent settlement ship shore Sigismund slain soldiers soon sort Spaniards spirit succeeded suffered sufficient supplies swords tain Tartars thousand tion took trade Transylvania Turkish Turks venison vessel Virginia voyage warriors weapons Werowocomoco wild Youghtanund